@@Lets_Learn_Languages just like the pronunciation of "Asia", lots of portuguese words uses the "z" sound instead of the "s" sound. Examples: - "Casa" (Ka-za) that translates to "House" or "Home" (depending on the context) Rosa (Ho-za) that translates to "Rose"; Lousa (Lo-uh-za) that translates to "Blackboard"; "Usar" (Uh-zar) that translates to "To use". Words with "s" sound are marked by doubling the "s" like "Assado" (Ah-sa-doh) meaning "baked"; "Massa" (Mah-sa) meaning "dough" or "pasta" (depending on the context); "Pássaro" (Pah-sa-ro) meaning "bird".
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The pronunciation is "A-za" when meant to translate to "wing". "A-sa" or "Assa" means "to bake".
Muito obrigado :) Nao sabia disso!
@@Lets_Learn_Languages just like the pronunciation of "Asia", lots of portuguese words uses the "z" sound instead of the "s" sound. Examples: - "Casa" (Ka-za) that translates to "House" or "Home" (depending on the context) Rosa (Ho-za) that translates to "Rose"; Lousa (Lo-uh-za) that translates to "Blackboard"; "Usar" (Uh-zar) that translates to "To use". Words with "s" sound are marked by doubling the "s" like "Assado" (Ah-sa-doh) meaning "baked"; "Massa" (Mah-sa) meaning "dough" or "pasta" (depending on the context); "Pássaro" (Pah-sa-ro) meaning "bird".
@@carloscompadre3282 Muito obrigado! Nao percebi isso ate voce diz! Isso me-ajuda muito :)